TOPOGRAPHY OF AFFERENT PROJECTIONS IN CIRCUMSTRIATE VISUAL CORTEX OF MONKEY STUDIED BY NAUTA METHOD
TOPOGRAPHY OF AFFERENT PROJECTIONS IN CIRCUMSTRIATE VISUAL CORTEX OF MONKEY STUDIED BY NAUTA METHOD
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DOI:
10.1016/0042-6989(69)90011-x
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发表时间:
1969-01-01
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影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
CRAGG, BG
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作者:
CRAGG, BG
The primary visual cortex in the monkey sends axons into a second and a third visual area in the surrounding cortex. These connections are systematically arranged as in the cat. A further connection to the anterior face of the prelunate gyms has a wide origin in the primary visual cortex. Cortical lesions affecting the first and second visual areas hear the representation of central vision cause the degeneration of a further projection to the crown of the prelunate gyrus, which thus extends the representation of central vision in the circumstriate visual cortex. The crown of the prelunate gyrus and the parts of the second and third visual areas that represent the vertical meridian through the centre of gaze receive commissural connections from the corpus callosum.